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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
10
A leader argues that knowledge precedes unity and every doorbell must be rung before the Crusade is a success. The piece also notes annual health checkups for adults as a method to reduce the death rate.
A Meigs County jury trial over a money suit filed by Mr and Mrs William Swatzel proceeds with jurors visiting the Swatzel home site on Butternut Ave to assess alleged damages from work on a hillside property behind the residence. Plaintiffs name Pauline Zeigler and several others as involved parties.
A record party hosted by the Pomeroy Band Boosters will run from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday at the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium. Guests at Easter service decor included Mrs. David Durst and Mrs. Herman Tables with spring arrangements. Admitted to the meeting were James Strain Paden City Va Cline Herman Wolfe George Heddox Billy Roush and Fred Roush.
The Meigs advisers received 4 H pins at the annual Advisers Recognition luncheon and Flame and Service ceremony held Thursday at the Ohio Union in Columbus. The Shade River Boys 4H Club leader was honored for representing all 20 year advisers in the state. Guests included Mrs Earl Dean Mrs David Koblen t z and Mrs L R Gotthardt. Jennifer Lohse daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Lohse OSU student was hostess and will be the summer 4 H assistant here.
Eastern High presents its annual minstrel in the high school auditorium directed by Mrs. Alice Nease. The show features colorful fluorescents, clown backups, a 12 girl dancing chorus in a blacklight finale, and a Christmas finish with the vocal numbers Exodus and Vickie Pooler as soloist. A second performance is slated for Friday at 8:08 p.m.
The MIDDLEPORT area church circle formed a nominating committee with Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, Mrs. M. L. French, and Mrs. Hattie Smith named. The group planned PTA calendar notices and chairs for the Sunday school room. A rummage sale is set for April 22 to 24 in the former Rowley Reed building.
Mrs. Robert Houdashelt and Mrs. Robert Veney hosted a layette shower for Mrs. Butch Grover. The party featured white and blue decorations, a bassinet display, and games with guests including Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Lee Denney, Myrtle Grover, Mrs. Dorothy Collins, Mrs. Pat Humphrey, Mrs. Roger Mowery, Mrs. Janet Veney, Mrs. Evelyn Napper, Mrs. Lyle Chapman, Mrs. Bob Chapman, Mrs. Jean Cremeans, Mrs. Gene O'Dell, Mrs. Roy Howell, Laura Hoover, and Mrs. Mae Moore.
POMEROY residents plan a party tonight to benefit Drew Webster. Racine organizers announce emcees and a fundraising reel to aid the cause. Proceeds will support the service team and related efforts in the community.
The Racine Ya Wa Te Camp Fire Girls mark the 55th anniversary with a Sunday service at Wada Baptist Church and a Wednesday pizza party for members and invited guests. Attendees include Mindy Proffitt Janice Manuel Teri Ferrell and Brenda Michael.
Norma Asbury was elected president of the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority during a Wednesday meeting at the Columbia office. Officers appointed include Shirley Custer as recording secretary Nita Conde as corresponding secretary and Ann Rupe as treasurer. The ritual of jewels and exemplar degree will be conferred at a March 31 meeting hosted by Mark Sam Pear Welker Rose Sisson Nellie Brown and Norma Sey.
Dr and Mrs N W Kramer announce the birth of their third son on March 16 at Plainview Hospital Paymaster Seed Farm Plainview Texas The Kramers also have three daughters Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John N Kramer New Weston and Mr and Mrs W O Barnitz Pomeroy.
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